Yamaha 4BH825110900 Blank Key

Everyone in the riding group told me its a good idea to have a spare just in case your key breaks/gets lost. It was the best 17 bucks I ever spent in my life!!!! it will cost about 150 bucks if someone has to come to your house to make you a key from scratch as it happened to a friend with the same bike I have. It cost 4 bucks to have it cut so for about 21 dollars I have a life saver ready to go.

I wanted an original OEM Yamaha key as the extra key for my Yamaha street bike. This one worked perfect. A bit painful shelling out near $20 for a single blank key is my only gripe. Short of that, Id highly recommend it.

Just bought a 2009 Yamaha R6 and wanted more spare keys. Bought two blanks, took them to a local bike shop to cut, and both works. 10/10

I loved how easy this blank was to get cut. I took blank to my neighborhood True Value hardware store and they made exact match for my 2015 Yamaha Bolt R-Spec key. And it only cost like 4 dollars to get it done.

I was skeptical but the cut on the key was on point. No friction felt when turning the key to the on position. The key works great.

Good product

paid $3 more and had it cut at ACE Hardware Store from my single Master Key (my house was robbed, they stole One bike key on my dresser - ugh, cut off hand 1john 4:10

I bought this key along with a set of three aftermarket keys. I decided to go with the aftermarket keys because for three of them they were less than this one key, I was being cheap. But this key looks like the original key that I already have for my FJR and Im sure I would have been happy with it

I think it was a great key blank and should have worked, but the place that I had make the key did a horrible job. So 18 bucks later I have nothing. Chance you take, but that makes the 18$ a little too much. Ironically, I bought 3 keys for 10$ for my husbands bike and of course they cut that key great!

It turns out the locksmith already carries this key blank, so next time Id check first.